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drips X. it. he became an appzen- M‘afiu pk“ H" O ‘7'“ “HM: ‘ m A u g
- . , 1. ,1, .. \tr.r'.- ’llulr‘l '1 tr. ,..;.~
— " ' titt- on n tut-kl;- paper, the hiulitldld. "" ,.__,..._- m . .» . . . J
, ill. the day: “tin. rttk it... mum Recofios F0121 FIGHTERS DHtVE! {“‘“ j'} “\ “M“ H" “H" r>,
DON "With a (humor. italliei‘ pad arm 1: Ct . —. ' ' ; H” g 7 .
only light in tirv ullit’t' on ilulii days limitiarr» i.il\'\‘ payed .trrti >lrrr: t-r . -. . W . .. :
1 16 so M ' St “‘5 a l£1110“ cant-Ht: blutk 111 ll!“ "d‘ turnish lt’lom'. bandages. baseball bat,- Samuel “”3 A“ L” \wndetl ;
- am a box. .trry Iltllilbl’l' oi lit‘it’rrilit—r and hill .. ....... - .___ .2:
in April, 12533, Dilworth :th type on trrtm to llit' turn in wrt it‘t’. Now
ll SOUTH “03'“ the first imue oi' the M‘dt'lllu.‘ tMe) ”WI? has ('luli' an opportunity ft‘r
l‘niun. which .still in imblisllt‘d. 111 them to u.~r their tall-nu it) Stilll » i
———~—‘— ~———-—— _______.___ 1556, during the limitation l‘reriuen- iiiii>lt‘ rtwlt‘. to ~ltppiy to the illUrit” :
.1131 eauwdlgn‘ he got out the fil'fii hungry boys: in the >t‘l'\lt't-' “Ihv
turty of the Milt‘llidr‘ lit-publrcan, and
he was tortulun on that papcr when
the Civil War broke out. At the be-
ginning oi the ét‘CUIld year oi the war
he enlisted ill a Marne battery of
llght ariilirry and marred ill the Army
ot the Potomac until the close of the
our ulthotlt being wounded or hul-
rrl; a (lit) or sit-kness.
During the, Grant Presidential ('ulll‘
paign. in 1868, and the eight years fol~
lowing, l)iivrortlr twat; with the Jour-
nul ,rn iltliast, and lair-r with the.
illtngor \l’llig tor a short time. Ho
tiren Went to Boston and worked (or
~tliilt' lllllt in hook-priming offices.
After rounding
years as a printer,
_1_ "_ I
i . l‘
City News 1
Miss Mamie Shanalran i.~ toutinv tn
‘ H" home .211}. .1 who .-.t'at k or the
grip.
Frank Row‘and. ot' \l'tl't‘: str‘oet. has
taken a timitittrl “‘le i‘ie Natronrtl
Bank of Norwalk.
Peter B Kayanaulr. at an .\l.tétt
street i> recovering from ill] ulturk oi
the grip. ire
llllnron Rrrnyorl's troy lt‘ilt‘h‘ try
tul-ie arr tho l‘t‘rl \vr'ittttn and most
readable urti‘les from the “Sill 02
none in I-‘rant'e printed anfi'llllt’tt You
(an read llltl‘r Mely day ill ll‘v Nu!
York American,
lune. Nortllurllpton, Mass, where. he
died. lie was well and hourly until
it Short time btrt'oro his death. He
said ho was still able to do a good
ll.ly'.~ work at'the case. He was a.
1
out seventy—seven .\lr.
retired and music low-r in the country to tail in.
Went to liw with his daughteo, ilirtl.l with the new movement. “By grinding
t'hul‘los 0. Parsons, in FlorenCe Vil— ‘ to our million-l,
member of Thomas H. Marshall Posh,
The Wrath Your Sillt‘ll t‘iuh trill Li. A. 11., and. iii the first National End
meet tomorrow afternoon ill 9:30 compound, in lioston. he led a but-
v 9t 0 ram .
[0 r
Waldo
ildjlllilill
county
of the post
of
was
tr'rlion
HP
o’llork with Mrs William lluweil, oi
Eversley menue.
Mr. and hits tlrmra i'd‘itltg oi lion 0 years.
ton. arrived rll South Norwalk, renter-
day. haying lwen hlilllilltlilttl bet-aust-
«t the seriou‘ illll~r\ or \trs l'itlllO’?‘
sister, Miss Augumr Fallon.
-tw
of Whom those survive:
T‘eloirnics from r"\'l’l'iti of tho wo- “7‘”! “WW"- “' Northampton.
mvn‘s clubs of ifxtstern (‘ottrleetirut
will no to liri-itznport nr-xl 'l‘iitll‘.~tl;ly‘.
to attend the (-onvontion of the Slate
Federation of \\'omPn‘s clubs.
FOCH OUGHT TO KNOW.
French General Says Lloyd George
t' Responsible tor Unity of
Command.
\l‘ASlliNti'l‘tlx, I). t‘., (let ‘JR.—-'l‘lle
question us to who was rmponslbla
f-tr url‘tzy oi zit-lion m lht military ()1)-
trattiorls oi the liio«, rewiring ill xiv-
itll: Mar~<lral Fol-h <uprl-lne command
or ull urlllio», lr.r.~ lam-n settled by Mur-
Thr- South Noruxtlk Trust Company
“has been appointed lt-‘mpm‘al’3 mlrrrin-
istrator of tho estate of the lots Wit
lit-1m Lllt‘lihliiu. No will of tilt“ do
tenet-d has lit-en found.
i I
“V“ :‘i- "t ““3”“: "f MWMK 9" rlinl Filth hiurht-lf. rt wan Premier
tor recovering from two attacks of Lloyd Gum“).
1”” a“ “M" to 1'” 0‘" (moo mtll‘t‘. The tli>t'lt‘.~‘tll‘o (also as n I‘Phllh of
was attar‘ked wltlr'tlro influtfnzn. Silo
was: reported \‘oH ill. but dOlll‘: \‘ery
nircly at prctunt.
_—_———
rl it'll‘gl’alll Liovd tieorgo wont Marshal
it‘orll on (lt‘lollt'l‘ ‘2, 1918,
birthday .lnlri\'e1.\;rry ol‘ Foch, (-ongrat‘
tr‘.:e‘irl2 lt‘orlr trporr the splendid ShOW~
irlg tilt .lilit-d ill'llllt‘H Were milking un-
liltt' Ftlt‘li's reply was:
“1 our grvutly tout-hot! by your rod
21‘:lllll'd'.ltlils mid thunk you sincerely.
i do not form-t tlrut it is to your in-
sistt-m‘e than i owe the peosition which
i tteetrpy today};
While- this tart has been known to
.ril tlllllulllfllh and Allied mis'aion in the
"it‘ll-ti Stores, m-rttin politicians and
tit-\Vr‘pttlvtm t‘l\!'it‘>ltulltll‘llts have per-
>lhlt‘llll)’ lllatlt’ r'eprv::t>ntl‘ltions to tho
liaokrrol arc plentiful at the pre-
Fcnt time in Long Island Sound and
several Danhurv people who have mt-
twgee at Bell inland have been anion:
tho crowdR of fishermen who hurt!
linen azllnc tor tiw trulckerel ol'l tho
docis.—Danbttry News.
Wm enrol“ l baby to be horn in the
new Not-walk hortp'tal arrived Sunday
afternoon. whnn a little son \an born
to Mrs. Biuaco Acunfii, of Franklin
street. Saucamck. The mother iq mntr-tlry. Now or“: Marshal Foch rims
slightly ill with Spaninh iniitrcnza. but_ 1,111,110“. g1,..." ”9mm. 1,103.11 George
both she 8M ”‘9 clrjid 3"“ dill": “WWI rredit for the creation of the allied
ly.
,
———— 'politirrtl t-tt'orts to mukv it appear
t-thorwiev will probably cease.
Several of the residents of Taylor
avenue arr» objection to the manner,
In which tho road was repaired racont.
ly. They statn that about two int'ht‘s,
oi dirt was placed over the former
'hard surface. and this was rolled
CHARGED WITH KILLING SON
PiT'l‘SFlELD, Mass. Ot‘t. 28.—~Mrfl.
Gladys‘ Dunn, wife of J. Allan Dunn.
down. but it is now loosening up and the writcr. was nrurienetl in the dis-
flying through the windows-“oi ~Lil!“ trict court this afternoon
houses. ‘ t “V t" ‘with manslaughter in connection with
'tlte shooting of her son .i. Allan Dunn.
\lr. and .‘TI‘F. R. G. Belel’ll and hlr.lJa_’ at'thelr borne i Lenox on Sunday,
and Mrs. F. ii Bodient autoed to August 11. 311.5 Dunn pmemd a D193
i-Iltquotllport. New Josey. Saturday- of not guilty and was held under cs.-
where they were Joined by GPGrgp’OOO bail for hearing on Nov. 12. Since
iaie. resident auditor of the U S. A tithe shooting-Mrs. Dunn has been at
at the Moore plant of the. Bethlehemnhe State Hospi‘a‘ for the Insane“ m
Steel corporation. The party “f five,tht'or'thanlpton. being committed there
then went through tht" 5th building on the day or‘ the shooting. Dr. J. A.
yard at “13* PM“. and “'9‘"- aboard Houston. of that hospital finds. that
0’19 Of the ships “him is ngarlng com- Mrs. Dunn is not insane, but is pos-
'pletion. .d’t I’M-i sessed at times with a. desire to com-
m? mil suicide._ '
~::;-. so; it“s? .3. - a
The privilege of converting
your 3 1-2 per cent. and 4 per
cent. First and Soo’ond Idber-
ty Bonds into 4 14 per cent. '5
" bonds must be mined be-
SHOE
FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN
fore November 9th. wno STAY YOUNG
' Bring Them To 9 __
' , ' lodginblncklddlmd calfand
: The Sfllllh Nfl'wflk . the new linden of mummy calf.
AGENTS ton nonwux
lrrrstCo.
oldwovllllootoflctbo
null-form
iiillily of command and military action.
eightu-n yours and commander tor has asked the Norwalk wur htrrmtr rt.
‘Hht't'l'lflln rr
lie was the I'lllllt'l' of nine children. “\Hllilmt‘ in Normtik i'ur pul‘t‘llurt‘ by
“311111,". of that corporation. -
Madison, Ost‘ur. postlrruster at Nadia
mn; t‘lrttrirs, ot Norwulk, Conn: Mrs. t'hljolmlnvlvr for sale and will give in
Parsons, of Florence, and Mrs. Ed-.“‘l‘ltlng to Goneral
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the (37th.
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charged 1’ m
FOR SALE.
- 1 in "II m 0! I'll urn
WI. T. “MID
A! ROIAYTOI. con.
About t m not! loud, noun, Bun, Cow-not ,
[run at! hoes. Allconvonlencu.
1'le
RAYMOND BROTHERS
hue 113-3 137 Washington St.
L
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l
tourih «an rtttztl " l‘ntler the dirt ('tlttrl,
or‘ \'i\ian llllriie‘l, author and t-ornpoe
er. who has trim-mutated t'le nerds in.
lutrrtpa unit tl'w runs. a great «like it)
AS TO YOUR
DINING ROOM
Henen't you found rrotrl (—xpt-r‘»
term that your dining-room ;s
uaed more than an! other room
in the home, yes. t\rli more
than your bedrottlrlr‘.’ You urt
rt thlk'e or tour trim: a (lay for
meals: your gueSts linger there
after eating: the men like to
rllAUkt‘ and play cards there. '
Therm-tore your dining room ’
furniture must he laulllt'SS. it '
will be if you get it tronl us. ,
ANGEVINE FURNITURE co.
t
rollert phonograph: and "slacker
it't‘ttl‘tb‘ Will be ill‘ddt' during the week
SPANISH INFLUENZA run!
l,t‘trt-t(rber gr. to Ntfltlllberz. and
. VENTED
lrlu.~lt-io\trs and lllllrlt‘dilakt'l‘s all
our the vountry are joining in the Thousands are buying a. 256 jar,
idiot-t to t‘tlllt‘t'l and distribute at of CREAM 0,? MUSTARD, a pm.t
east 21 rrttllion twords to slur! with. 'v ' J
und to keep a steady ‘r‘tll‘t‘fllll going to Eentatge. 1;; prgmgthriehef from%
the men as long us the war lusts. , l'lp, ore ma ’. 0 m Cheat?
".iu‘st wrtut physisal drill. Willi its, andAll Inflammation and 003*;
rhythm and prleision. ‘dtlt's for tho‘gestlon, Cream of Mustard Gill“:
ltotly. music does tor the mind," 'sayS‘Ingtgnt Relief and Comfort to thel
liul‘llt‘ll irl nppoaling to evet'ymsufl‘emr Ask your druggiat IO!"
it, or mailed on receipt of prim
through phonograph The Dream 0‘ "mm C0,, 803'
music, the great songs of all the grant :tNOl'Wflk Can‘-
tlrtrsts, tho stirring patriotic mart-hrs
and hyrrrne, the "htrruosongs" whir‘t'
NEED OF CHRONOMETER 1
FOR SHIPS,
Norwalk Chronometers Winted for
Purchase.
The Eillt‘i‘gttllt‘) Fleet (‘orporutionl‘
uny Pilronornetttrs ure
it any person in Norwulk has -’i
. Russell Frost,’
chairman” .\orw:llk War Bureau, ll tie
Forest Mills Underwear
You are always comfdrtably clad in “Forest Mills" Under-
wear. .
Each garment in finished with pattented “Flatlock”
3:13, so that there is never more than one thiclmoss of ma-
te ‘ .
The material in pro-Shrunk so that the garments retain
their Shape and an dependable in wear. Union Suits, Vests,
Drawers, Tight: for women and children.
FLANNELETTB GOWNB
With and without collar: in pink and white and blue and
white stripes $1.69 to $2.00
Extra sisal $2.25
J. I. MALLET TE
pom NORWALI.
I
II WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 449.
W95.
We Never flurry a ShoeSale
It may take a lot of time to convince: both the customer
and ourselves that. the Shoe we have just sold is the RIGHT
SHOE for that. particular person, but. it. moms SHOE SATIS-
FACTION, and that always brings 'em back for more.
Call and See the New Models
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Wuhlngton Strut. South Norwnlk.
I
________ ‘ —-—v 1 fi:‘ ”—11-:
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10: Roll
Full Lino-Fine Assortment
mo unrrm vmmn AT LOW PRICED.
rm'rmo‘,‘ 136% gnome
141 Wuhlngtn Strut. ' ' South Nomux.
fl -_
Furniture For. King Baby
We have been well rewarded for making a Spocildty of
Furniture and Fixings that tend to give cmnfort and pleasure
to the little ones and we invite inspection of our big stock of
BABY CARRIAGES, GO-OARTS, CRIBS, CRADLES, BABY
YARDS, HIGH CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, MINIATURE HAT
TREES and many other itemlr
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE
RAYMOND 8c SON
wall and High Sta.
FURNITURE
OF QUALITY .
mi": $3.12.? m: $2.; $3.}.
turnitnuilnotatollhnproboblo. Ourmortmntlotlorm
ulnowcconomiol rlghtm.
Make Your Selections While Our
Norwadk.
Stock IS Complete.
IAIN“.
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Everything for baby, including Warm Serviceable Hosiery,
Underwear,“ Eiderdown Carfinge Robes, Baby Buntings, Blan-
kets, .lup Silk Quilts, Teddy Bear Sets, Drawer Leggings, Sweat.
era, Etc, Etc. An exceptional showing of Cold Weather Out-
fits for little tots, at reasonable prices.
0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
5|me ‘l ,_ law-dd.
KRYPI'OK umu—mmm in Gold I
Mrltut-Onndmlmflnn
Malinda-client» W.”
ammonium-cm
. Are your valuables. papers and securities properly pro.
touted? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, w: can pro
vide you With one for the mall sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodinnpi
your Liberty Bonds without churge ,if you desire. '
Our Saving! Dopsrlment pays 4 per cent. per year. \
Open a checldngkaccount and pay your bills by check.
The City National Bank
maximum.
l
l A. 1‘1. \‘JCOSTER
t ATTCLhLY Al LAW
‘ Send I'or Booklet on Potent;
g3: J.M. Layton & Co..lnc.
FallSltlts tor Your Selection
‘16 N. Main St
Shore Dinners
All Kinds at Sea Fall
‘ Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
I .. A LA CARTF‘.
l _ , -_,._
_ F. S. LYON
i Job Printing
l
l 3-. Norwal
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Late 1:2h 11.;11r U. 5. Patent Offlc.
PATENTS;
’ t 391 Main St Bridgeport. Conn.
-‘
1 David W. Raymond i
" UNDERTAKER i
Tot. on”, tons: Moon ”I.
:1 WASHINGTON 8".
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDINI
B m I m. m 5
Remington Ill " ~ »:
. makes. sold. 3 ‘
repaired. W ”T
not won
mid at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEI! EXCHANOI
1M Falrtloid Ave" Bridgeport. Coll;
REIUIL‘f TVPEWBITEHC, .
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lNSURANCE
(it all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
B RAILROAD AVENUI
, com nonwux, con.
READY 7‘
Fancy Models
Conservative Models
* COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
So. Vol-walk
Cure That Cold By
Takinx _
warm PINE comm '
WITH TAR
F. E. BAXTER
DRUM!!!
.1
THE NEW SCIENCF
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAMU
Chiropractic is the denfiitlon a! the
gause of the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the same. Disease is coursed.
by a wrench, twist or Spraih in tho;
back. Even if done in childhood,~lt"
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dinerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain, health is restored
hlrough harmonizing the nerve syn-i
toms in your body. Female tmublan
given special attention; also curve». ‘
ture of the spine. You will never n-V
gret giving the Chiropractor a chanou‘.
to help you. '
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
1. rltrlttcrs, ll. (1
34 Washington St, Bo. Norwalk. Conn, j
Graduato from Palmer School. ~
THE 'I‘ll'l'i'lli snot '
84mm lulu sum
Furs Repaired
Norwalk Chronicler